The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

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storeroom, besides a neat little office.
q pstairs and down is packed with
goods. al with their facilities, every
body can be accommodated. A good
force of clerks, pleasant and obliging,
are always on hand, and, from appear
ances, busy from morning until night.
Their stock of Christmas goods for this
year is surprisingly large, and well
selected. Plush goods, such as al
buns, toilet cases, gentlemen's dress
ing cases, etc., in elegant designs and
colors. Everything proves they are
well prepared to receive the public.
at It's old stand on Main Street, the
NEPHI COOPERATIVE MERCANTILE IN
sTITUTIoN
do an immense business. and are al
ways in the lead. Their stock OF gem
eral merchandise is we'll selected, and as
complete as can be found. The institC-
ton is owned by the good people Of
Nephi, and the profits occurring from
the business are divided among great
number of shareholders. The directors
have been very wise in their
selection of gentleman to
Mr. Heoert Burton, the superin-
tendent, is a man well adapted for the
position he holds. For years he has
been in the employ of the institution
and is fully capable of conducting this
fast growing and extensive business.
Mr.. Burton is one of the sanguine men
who believe in the future of Nephi and
is always on hand to urge her claims and
advance her interests. They carrE full
and complete lines of groceries, dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, house furnishing, glassware,
hardware, paints and oils, in fact every
thing necessary to q full and, complete
stock of general merchandise. They
carry the celebrated snow flake flour.
grain, feed. provisions and supplies of
all kinds. They are also agents for the
most popular wagons and farm machin-
cry. Quite an army of lady and gen.
tleman clerks are engaged in satisfying
the wants of the people. The past year
has been a very satisfactory one to the
institution and it may be that during
the coming one new buildings will be
erected to accommodate their growing
business. The institution handles laage
quantities of grain, produce, butter and
eggs, etc., and pays the highest market
price Satisfaction is always guaranteed
to people " no trade with them, and if
the past is en- index to the future their
business will il the future assume i'm
proportions. Their Christmas
stock is surprisingly large and we'll
selected and going like hot cakes. In
connection with the Coop. We must
the Coop Harness Company,
which occupies part OF the building and
north of the store. They
are extensive dealers in harness and
saddlery goods, and to judge by the
rushing business they do, very large
business is conducted. One thing is
certain the quality of their stock is I'M
and the workmanship and |
design is as good as the best. MIR. Petite |
grew is the manager OF this tiourlshing |
business.
MR.. CHARLES FooTE,
,ne of the oldest establishments carry
ng general merchandise in Nephi
announces that he respectfully
invites an examination of his stock, be- |
ieving all can be satisfied and it is for
heir interest to make purchases Of
lin. Arrangements have been made
o keep constantly supplied with all the
newest styles of goods. He is general
Iealer in dry goods and groceries, teas,
crockery, hats and caps,
'oots and shoes, patent medicines and
paints. oils, etc. He has re-
emily added an extension to his build
ng on the north, which is designed as 8
fanary. At present he is handling
arge quantities Of grain, produce. etc.
dr. Foote's stock comprising groceries,
oots and shoes, furnishing goods,
Iothing, glassware, paints and oils, etc.,
tc. is well selected and adapted for the
wants of the people. His long exper-
ence in this business enables him to
NY intelligently. Knowing so well the
wants of the public he is enabled to
purchase just what they need. Mr..
Hoota intends, at some near day. to
realty enlarge his business and add
ONE new features. He is now -negoti-
ting for the purchase OF -four mill 1t
5 well located and capabl of turning
ut good quality of -four. This indus
ry he feels should be encouraged and
lie intends launching out and adding'l
lew machinery to supply the place OF
he old, completely renovate the mill
he country. Mr.. Foote'S name has
OUS GOOA OClO1O PAAhAAS SAAlO W hCCO |
id no more in regard to the goods he
aries. Suffice to say that his stock Is
veil and carefully selected to meet the
wants of all. Satisfaction is guaranteed
nd every one will receive the best of
reatment. His stock of Christmas
oods is exceptionally fine and q great
aany new novelties greet the eyes of
he purchasers. Mr.. Foote is awake to
he interests of Nephi and is doing all
u his power to put her claims before
he public.
A neat and attractive store filled with
choice and varied selection of goods is
hat one occupied by
GEORGE ATKIN, JR.
Mr.. Atkin is young man, ambitious
nd energetic, and Is pushing his bust
ess rapidly. One feature of his bust
ess is the stock of fruits and vegetables
onstantly kept on hand and replenished
ATTY from the Utah and California
markets. A stock of general merchan-
Use consisting of provisions, grain and
Iour groceries dry goods hats an